 Now I intend to try. But the measure of my success is going to largely depend upon the support that I get from just such men as I see before me tonight. I am a loyal party man, but I believe very firmly that I can best render aid to my party by doing...  Theodore Roosevelt, the Citizen - Page 415by Jacob August Riis - 1904 - 471 pagesFull view - About this book
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...going to largely depend upon the support that I get from just such men as I see before me tonight. I am a loyal party man, but I believe very firmly...every decent man, no matter what his party may be. It is not an easy thing, when you come down to the practical realities, to work for the best; it is... | |
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...going to largely depend upon the support that I get from just such men as I see before me tonight. I am a loyal party man, but I believe very firmly...every decent man, no matter what his party may be. It is not an easy thing, when you come down to the practical realities, to work for the best; it is... | |
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...going to largely depend upon the support that I get from just such men as I see before me to-night. I am a loyal party man, but I believe very firmly...every decent man, no matter what his party may be. It is not an easy thing, when you come down to the practical reality, to work for the best ; it is... | |
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...York, March, 1899. •l very firmly," he said to the State Bar Association in New York, in 1899, " that I can best render aid to my party by doing all...to make that party responsive to the needs of the people; and just so far as I work along those lines I have the right to challenge the support of every... | |
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...going to largely depend upon the support that I get from just such men as I see before me to-night. I am a loyal party man, but I believe very firmly...every decent man, no matter what his party may be. It is not an easy thing, when you come down to the practical reality, to work for the best ; it is... | |
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